hektáronként

Hektáronként is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "per hectare." It is commonly used in agriculture, land management, and environmental science to express a quantity or rate over a specific area of land.

The hectare is a metric unit of area, equivalent to 10,000 square meters, or approximately 2.47 acres. When a measurement is expressed as "hektáronként," it means that the given value applies to each individual hectare within a larger area. For example, if a farmer reports a yield of "5 tonna hektáronként," it means that for every hectare of their land, they harvested 5 tonnes of produce.

This unit is crucial for comparing productivity, resource usage, and environmental impact across different land parcels, regardless of their total size. It allows for standardized reporting and analysis in various fields. For instance, in forestry, timber growth might be measured in cubic meters per hectare per year. In environmental studies, pollution levels or biodiversity counts can be expressed per hectare to understand the intensity of these factors in a given area. The use of "hektáronként" ensures a common basis for calculation and comparison, making data more meaningful and actionable.